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Following is a list of some local organizations that support
the Hamilton-Trenton-Bordentown Marsh. BEES (Building Environmental Education Solution) - Environmental education programs for suburban and inner city youth. Bowmans Hill Windflower Preserve - wild flower/nature walks, year round. Delaware & Raritan Canal State Park - The 66 mile-long park is the most heavily used in the state; it has a 400 square mile watershed. Delaware & Raritan Canal Commission - Oversees maintenance of canal and water use. D&R Greenway Land Trust - A Central New Jersey land conservancy that continues to spearhead land protection at the Marsh and oversees implementation of the Hamilton/Trenton Marsh Management Plan. ISLES, Inc. Mercer County Parks - Robeling Memorial Park, one of the county parks, is part of the Hamilton/Trenton Marsh. New Jersey Audubon - Regional birding trips, conservation and environmental education New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection - Environmental education. Stony Brook Millstone Watershed Association - Nature walks (many topics), education programs, summer camp. Other activities involve watershed management. Trenton Naturalist Club - Evening nature programs and field trips. Washington Crossing Audubon - Nature and local field programs. Philadelphia Botanical Club - Many regional botanical forays. |